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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938 rilE GOLDEN VALLEk NEW~
Student Cry
Norene Kowalewski and Ethel Kippely
Report cards were issued last. Thurs-
day.
• I
A lyceum nmnber featuring Miss]
Pearl Young, a musical entertainerI
Playing the Theramin was given in theI
high school auditorium, Monday, AprilI
State Hail In-
surance Has Very
Fine Record
Bismarck--Of2iclats of the North
Dakota State Hail Insm-ance Depart-
nt have during the past several weeks
25th.
The annual senior day was held in
Dickinson last Friday. About eight
hundred seniors were pre~nt. They
Were guests of the college and were
entertained by the following events: a
matinee, movie shorts, banquet, pro-
gram, and dance in the evening.
The date for the Junior-Senior Prom
has been set for May 21.
The band members are being meas-
tired for their new uniforms which are
to be blue and gold.
Preparations are in progress for the
May Festival which is to be held May
7th in Dickinson. The costumes for
the Glee Club have been ordered and
are expected any day.
Evans, advisor of the Student
Cry, says that the last issue will be
a "Senior Issue" and will be out Class
Day. Lucille Enderle will be Senior
Editor.
On Monday, May 9th, at 10:45 a. m.
M. Van Rees, mental(st, and magician
• appear at the high school auditor-
lure. Adults are invited to attend.
The admission is fifteen cents•
GOLVA
Miss Marcella Fischer was ill last
~eek With tonsilitis and unable to at-
tend school.
Mrs. BAchard Fischer and little
daughter were Gotva visitors Friday.
fal Joe Pischer has been bothered with
eyes of 1.ate and his son Ed and
mily took him to Beach Sunday night
tot medical examination.
The Seniors are rehearsing a play
to be given in the near future. Title
~hthe prOduction is "Calm Yourself."
ere are ten graduates this year and
all take part in the play. It is a com-
edy.
b,A very enjoyable time was had at a
~,~age Party at the Ed Kremers home
~aursday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Fischer
Won high and Mrs. Funk second. 3
tables were in play and Mrs. Kremer
Served a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Cam-
erao and Mrs. Pete Schillo of Beach
attended.
Miss Marguerite are(ringer taught
SChOol Saturday and Marcella Fischer
Was her guest all day.
th~ crew of men are busy working on i
th~ ~Uilding for the raxiio station at l
,e airport. Fred Ma'jerus is employed
carpenter. ]
Mrs. Otto Hanson and family have
moved back to Golva anti their many
-aends Welcome them back. Mr. Haw
~nti~g home in readiness. Their l
the
_, na,s been here a couple of i weeks
~acughter Elaine ismuch improved and
~rminly good new~. [
• Among those from Oolva who at-
tended the show ,'in Beach Sunda
I
r~ight wer~ -- ' Y
Mr ~ ~vir. asd Mrs. Bert Covert, [
A~ and Mrs. Len Nelson, Prof, Owens
Al~s Kra~se, Marguerite are(ringer:
M ~'asching and RalplT Jacobs.
~,,, rs: Haxry Funk is ~ the sick list,
"~ermg from a tam6 back.
~tr. and Mrs. :~ld Haigh are the
~:edts of a 7~.~!~ound baby girl born
ay in the ~each hospital Mother
:ar:t.babe are~etting along nicely, con-
~atlon~.
~QUARE BUTTE
chnl~. aad Mrs. Howard Peterson, and
t~fen, Alice Olsen and Harvey Wen-
l~tl Were visitors at the Klein home
~er SUnday.
light." Olstad and baby da-
ttarmond
h,,ter (eturned to her home in the
"~ Saf%~Klay
~le an~,i~Margte Pelisser visited at
ii~a~ hDt~Iee~iTm ~n~Mtrr i:hH:~it t ~°
hteor~de. ardl Mrs. Bill Franzen were Eas-
ia~r guests at the Vic Johnson
LOUie Pe, lisser and atoll were cal
le~ _. ! y -
"~ eLI; J
Mr , V. Klems Friday.
eat "~s~ Mrs. Lawrence Lemire sp-
h- ~er at the John Wentland
~le ~ Beach.
~,£.and Mrs. ]~llly Bahm moved back
~rlelr
heea ~,,., place on the aver. They have
~"~ ~, ua~,~n ~or the ~t s~x
h~t~,.L ~m¥~ returned this time with
"~nS, 'of staying with us.
tY-oo O .ga i.e
ore Junior Wardens
w. sta
~eek ,-. d fish commissioner, said this
~..:~ ,a~ department is anxious to or-
~ ,more Junior Game Waxden~
~es irl North Dakotan.
t~ re axe now more than 8 000 junior
~e wardens in the state.' Any boy
,_ girl between the ages of 10 and 20
~s e~_~ble to membership
~a~at~ons such ~ ~-H crabs,
~a~ l~re Olrls or Boy ScOuts are
~:~Ularly urged to consider formh~
~taes,
~eV~ Which are non-politcal and
Dr0tm~. et~ttrelY to the protection and
~¢~r~"on of Same, song and ~ti-
~t~te ~ are being formed in the
each week, Hulter~-um sald.
' attended various assessors' meetings in
all counties of the state.
Department men fro" the second year
have explained operations of the hail
insurance program available in this
state and field work as it concerns the
farmer. Previously field adjusters
and inspectors attended the meeting.
TO THE VOTERS OF GOLDEN
VALLEY COUNTY:
I hereby anounce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of Golden Valley
County, having been a resident and
taxpayer in the County for thirty years,
I feel that my ~tanding among the
people ks pretty welt k~wn.
If nominated and elected I pledge
myself t,o fultill the;office without fear
or favor and devote my undivided time
to the duties belonging to that office.
I trust that I merit your confidence
and will greatly appreciate your vote
1
at the c~ming Primaries in June. I
FRANK NEHLS
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lahr left for
their home at Bemidji, Minnesotaa, on l
North Dakota State Hail Insurance 'entre'day after spending a few days
rates last year were lower than for here visiting their daughter, Mrs. M
several years, says C. J. Myers, man-
age of the department. The average
rate for the years 1919 through 1937
has been just half that charged by old
line insurance companies.
Myers declares farmers of this state
have been saved approximately $38,-
000,000 over what they would have paid
J. Tobias and family.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR, SALE--41 lbs. barley. E. M.
Melvin, eight miles south O~t~each. 30t]
old line companies on the same amount I - Most Important G-Men On Earth
of acreage insured, i--They Fght the Insect Rp.cketeers. [
Rates ranged from 14 to 62 cents anone of the Many Interesting FeaturesI
acre in 1937. A few years prior, they in THE AMERICAN WEEKLY, theI
ran from 18 to 80 cents. Increased Magazine Distributed With Next Sun-I
spring moisture in most parts of the'days CHICAGO HERALD AND EXI
state indicates the H~I Insurance de-~AMINER.
partment will enjoy an increase inI--
applications this year, Myers said. i WANTED TO BUy--~Second ha~a gas
,I stove. Inquire. a~ wozy t~a~o:~ 2u-l;I
More Road Projects FOR SALE-71931.rlyn~outhddUr-%7
sedn, overnauma, goo~ y
I To Be Let Sooni rubber. Also 1930 fl~ssex, good run-
ning condition, fine body, rubber
..... ~ .... I like new. Both cars are priced
.~. n. lvzcuiurren, sta~e mgnway com-t for quick sale. Community Garage,
missioner said this week it is prob-t Beach 29 tf
able his department will hold another l
road-improvement letting about May FOR RENT OR SALE---My residence in
13. j Beach. Z. Vlasoff. ' 29-tfc
Estimated cost of the May projects
is about $305,000, of which Federal Aid FOR SALF_,--I have for sale 80 acres
a rex(mates -1 ........ id'tW° miles south of Beach known as
pp $ az,vgv ana state a ., . ~ .... 2_~. _ ' .....
*110^"^ Th .... I what~ne r~ ~ oI me ~tsV, ~ec~ion tt m
,troy. e omanee m, mos~ y, I. -' -^^ /" -'
• , township ~su nor n ox range 106 Will
remams of 100 percent Federal grant , )~n .
money. I sell cheap for caSh. This tract is part
of the Mogle estate. Gall on B. T.
Among the May letting calls for Pies(k, Beach N. D, 28-tfc
20.3 miles gravel base and bituminous',
surfacing on U. S. Highway No. 85
from the Slope county line south and
west into Am(don.
Other lettings are tentatively sched-
uled in June and July which will re-
quire matching of state funds and
utilize any balance of federal funds
allotted North Dakota for use in 1938.
SUMMONS
STATE OF NOBTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF GOLDEN VALLEY
In District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Samuel Fisher, Plaintiff
vs
Loren A. Bearfield, Minnie
Bearfield, era A. Luff, Mary
Francella Bale, Maggie
BearfieNL, Melvin LeRoy
Bearfield, George ,Joseph
Bear fiehl, Mary Elizabeth
Bearfiehl, ('lair Abraham
Bearfieltl, alld all (tltlvr per-
sons unkno%vn eittinlin[~" ally
estate or interest in or lien
or enculllhl'anc(~ upon t tie
property described in the
Complaint, Defendants.
THE STATI~ OF NOBT]~I I)A-
KO'I?A TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
P'EN DANTS:
You, and each of you. are hereby
surlllnoned to ans%ver the Conlplaint
ill the above entitled action, which
is on file In the office of the Clerk
of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District ill and for the
County of Golden Valley and Slate
of North ; I)ak.ta, and to serve :(
C,q)y Of your answer to the ~ti(l
Colnp]aint oil the suhscril)(.rs at
their office in the City of f{each,
Golden Valley County, North Dakola.
withiu thirty (30) clays after th*•
service of this N/ln]nn)ns lll)on yell,
exclusive of the day of such service.
and ill case of yollr faihlre to ;tt,pear
or an.~v'.'er, judgnlellt ;viii be ta}lt.ii
againl~t you hy default for the re-
lief (l~21nanded ill the (2Oml)luint.
Dat~.d this 2~)ti] day of April A,
D. 19,'t8.
KE]OHANt'] & KtT[IICPII~I)
Attorne3s for i'Inintift'.
Office and I'~st,,ffice ad(ll'tss:
Beach, North I)ak,,la.
NOTI('I.]
TO THIfi ABOVE NAMI;:I) ])I,:FI:;N-
I)A N'PS:
YoU, and each of yotl, will pb.tl~e
take notice that the above entitled
action in hroag|~t for the purpos,, of
determining au(~,~deelar'ing the heirs
of Mills L. B~ rfield, I)ece:tse(1,
and of (lUloting tl~tle and depriving
VOU, and e~!(!ll of (you, of any in-
~:erest in alhd to tlt~ following de-
scribed lan(ls anti pr~mises situated
lit Golden ~alley Cour~Iy, North Da-
kota, vlz:
Southwest Quarter ~SW~/4) of
Section Twenty (IlO) in Town-
ship One Hundred Thirty-Six
(136) North, of Range Ol~e Hun-
dred Six (106) West, of the
Fifth Principal Meridian.
and determining adverse claims
thereto. Further that no personal
claim in made against you, or any
of you, unless your appear and de-
fend in this action.
KEOHANE & KUHFELD
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Beach, North Dakota.
April 2S, May 5-12-19-26 June 2
FOR SALE--Good Used Mattresses in
A-1 condition. Inquire at the Gold-
en Valley Hotel. 28-tf
WANTED---Man with car. Route ex-
perience prefererd but not necessary.
Opening now. Write Rawleigh'si NDD-
11-MS, Minneapolis, Minn., OV see
Ralph Stacker eBach, N. D. 728-4tp
BABY CHICKS
Day old or started chicks from blood
tested hardy northern flocks. We have
them ready for immediate or future!
delivery. All common I~reeds. We dot
custom hatching, ~d or bring eggsI
fat any time and'in any quantity, i
Write or call. REN HATCHERY, Dick- t
ins0n, NO. Dak. 2%1~c
-~i~es ~-~wt~--~ t $1.0~
i p us e. C ar es P~vis,~each. 28
I FOR SALE--sheep and~ "(ho~ fencing.
Inquire at Smith's Sery~. 28tfc
EVERY QUART OF OUR MILK IS
Pastuerized before it goes to)a cust-~
omer. Tha~ means it is ~afe/ If y~
are not a regular customeC;sta~ to-
day. Beach Creamery. : ~ ~,
When a quick hasty metalq~ requir-
ed, we are your friend. We $1~ci~e~
in Sunday dinners. Hotel Beft¢l),~24-tf!
PARK CAFF.--Home off good food.
Good coffee at all times~ Al~beer,
pop. and lunches. ::,d'/ 5tf.
-~Y]'IC;] O1," NPE,'IAL "]~;X~]t'L'- '
TION NALE ]
N~ti('e is hcrel~y givel]:
Th:(t by virlue of a judgmellt and
d~-('Fee of foreclosure and sale en-
tvred on the 2tat flay ,~f April, A. D.
19"18, in an action in the District
Court of Golden Valley County, Sixth
.ludie'ial l)i.ctriet of the Slate of
North Dakota. wherein The Federal
Land Bank of Saint Paul, a body
corporate, was t'laintiff, and Edwin
('. Franklin and Georgia A. Franklin,
his wife: and the State of North
l)akota, doing business as Hail In-
sltranee Departn]ellt, were Defend-
ants; and a special execution issued
thereon, the undersigned sheriff of
(leiden Valley County and State of
North l)akota, for that tmrpose ap-
pointed, will sell at p~lblic auction
at the front door of tI~(; court house
at Beach. in the Cuunty" of Golden
Valley and Slate of North Dakota,
on the 24th day of May, A. D., 1938,
at the hour o£ Two o'clock P. M.
of that day, that certain real prop-
erty and mortgaged premises situ-
ated in the County of Golden Val-
ley and late of North Dal¢ota, dir-
ected In said judgment and special
execution to be sold, arid more par-
ticularly described as follows:
East half of the Southwest
THAT
TRIBUTE
EVERLASTING
Your last Tributeto the departed
• loved ones is the tmal sq y ce 3ou can
perform. Makel it on4 hat will be
worthy and peon]anent. ' \ •
**~ * y f
We are rep:'esentatnes o the Mel-
rose Granite Co. and all monuments
the
come dir t from manufaettwer to
you. t/
BRATTON-WALKER
.Mark Every Gr~"
¢t ua rter ( i,;~ ~;%% I i } nnd the
"*% e~t ilalf of lhe,~ottllte/l~,t
([n;t I-ter t ~% [ 2~41::! 4) of Neet ~on
%ix (#;) ill 'i'ol',ll~|lill OOC Hund-
r('d i"ort3 -foil r I 14,|) Nor||| Of
|{ltut~L'e I)lle J|ltt|dreil Follr {104)
%%('~| 0|" |tit" 5th i'rllncIp;li ]|l'ri-
tl ill n.
~l~ltth~%e.~t (~u:trtl, r (N%%~4} Of
Sl'efiOlI 'l'l%e]'*e ( 12| it| Tot%ll-
~t|tip ()lie llnn¢lretl Fort) -fOllY
I-t4~ North of lt;lll~'eOl|e Ilulld-
red Five (I{|~ %%('St Of the .~th
Prilleill:l I Merid |~ln.
and (',,~t~-' at:H,tz~ttitl~-' ill all to ,~1(;';7.-
~!i, With ill[!'l'('> [ ~I)('l COil fronl ~he
(]}ll~ (If s;titl jll(l~lIl('llt :llld the aC-
('Fll[llg (:I~[S t~f ~gtlit',
I)altd 21~,~ ~}i3" of April, A. 1).
193s.
lt()\VARi) Sq'(~('I.[WELI~,
5her|ff ,,f ~olde n Vitl]ey
T()FIIAS 1)4 ('ASE~',
A[tol'l.:~v for Plaintiff,
i)h'ki: ~'~] N, I)ak.
(Auril 2,% May S:12)
SUMMONS
STATE (IF' Nt)~'l'[I I)AKOTA,
COUNTY ()t." (;()I.L)EN VALLEY,
In District ('ourt.
Sixth ,ludielal I)islrIct.
Roy A. N~,yt-s, l'iaintiff,
VS.
]~ea('h I ll}l)l~Xrellt('IIi Con]-
pany of Bosch, North I)a-
kota; Th(! I~ea(?h ]lol)~ove-
ll/ent ( 'o)up~Illy ( ]neo~ l)(~I'a-
ted); Beacl~ IlnI)rovement
('on])~aIiy, tt} cort)ol'~ttioll, of
Miles (~ity, Montana; James
I=tuntt-r; and all ~,tller per-
sons llnt.:ilo~.vll (']~tialing aay
estate or interest i/l or lien
or en t!l1113 branc(! ll~on the
proI>erty (]e~eribe(1 ill the
(•onlt)iaint, I)efendilllt s.
Ttt I': STATI'] (iF N()IUFII I)AKO-
TA "l?() Ttllt; ABt)VF2 NAMEI) I)I:2-
FI£NI)ANTS:
YOU are her~ by Stlmm(ined to
al~,.v~ r I;i~, (N,lli/>];ii~lt ill tile ~bove
(,~1! ~I,.d :tel b,!l. \\ hich i~ on f!l,~ in
ti!,~ oif!~',: of tii~' (?hrk ,,f t~ l~is-
!i ~: t',,u![ of []l~ Sixth Judicial
ld>',)'ie[ hi all(1 f~)l" tilt: ('o!ll~[y ,if
([i~ :l('t~ V:III, V Hli(l Sta~e I,f X